Jen Williams crafts imaginative fantasy worlds, infusing her narratives with a sense of wonder and meticulous world-building. Her stories delve into complex relationships and moral quandaries, brought to life through compelling characters. Williams' writing is characterized by its fluid prose and exploration of profound human themes.
This is a book of flying stories, but with a difference. All of these stories are true, covering the experiences of the author as a test, demonstration, airshow, film, jet charter, and competition aerobatic pilot. The stories include aircraft from the early flying machines to modern military and civil jets.
The great wall of Ebora is crumbling. Wolves walk streets that once shone with gold, and Ebora's people - diseased and inhuman - are fading into nothing. Tormalin the Oathless, last son of Ebora, has had enough. Better to enjoy the pleasures of wine and coin, the pursuit of men and women, than to waste away under the blind gaze of a long-dead god. Talk about a guilt trip. When the eccentric explorer Lady de Grazon offers him employment, he foresees an easy life escorting a rich old woman from one side of Sarn to the other. Even when they are joined by a fugitive witch with a tendency to set things on fire, the prospect of facing down monsters and retrieving ancient artifacts is still preferable to the abomination he left behind. But not everyone is willing to let the Eboran empire fall. And Tormalin is soon drawn into a conspiracy of magic and war, whilst a horror from the depths of history threatens to make even his people look reasonable. The Jure'lia are coming, and the Ninth Rain will fall ...
The second electrifying installment of the Winnowing Flame trilogy by three-
time British Fantasy Award finalist and one of the UK's hottest emerging
fantasy writers, Jen Williams.
When it comes to exploring haunted citadels, you should always carry a weapon,
trust no one and, most important of all, remember the golden rule: let
sleeping gods lie.
Treading the fine line where the supernatural ends and real human monstrosity
begins, GAMES FOR DEAD GIRLS is a haunting, dark read, perfect for fans of
Jennifer Hillier and Alex North.
What if your mother had been writing to a serial killer? A convicted murderer
with a story to tell Serial killer Michael Reave - known as The Red Wolf - has
been locked in Belmarsh Prison for over 20 years for the brutal and
ritualistic murders of countless women. A grieving daughter with a secret to
unearth Ex-journalist Heather Evans returns to her childhood home after her
mother's inexplicable suicide and discovers something chilling - hundreds of
letters between her mother and Reave, dating back decades. A hunt for a killer
ready to strike again When the body of a woman is found decorated with
flowers, just like his victims, Reave is the only person alive who could help.
After years of silence, he will speak to Heather, and only Heather. If she
wants to unearth the truth and stop further bloodshed, she'll have to confront
a monster.
Upon returning home after her mother's tragic suicide, Heather Evans uncovers a trove of letters from Michael Reave, a notorious serial killer serving a life sentence for ritualistic murders. Despite his claims of innocence, the discovery coincides with the emergence of a new victim, echoing Reave's gruesome methods. As Heather delves deeper, she must confront the dark past of her family and the chilling possibility that the truth behind the murders may not be as clear-cut as it seems.